Developing .Net Web Services With Xml

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ISBN: 9781928994817 | 1928994814
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Copyright: 8/23/2002

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Prepare for the next generation of the internet with this in-depth, developer's guide to the .Net framework that utilizes XML to achieve greater flexibility of information and increased interoperability. Developing .Net Web Services with XML introduces readers to the foundation for the .Net platform. The book covers the history, applications and implementation of the Extensible Markup Language within Microsoft's .NET framework. Readers will be given a thorough introduction to .NET and its XML building blocks while acquiring a firm grasp of how those blocks can be used to build any Web site or service so that it will federate and collaborate seamlessly with others Equips developers with the tool necessary to take advantage of the next generation of the internet This book will provide web developers with a firm understanding of XML, the building block of the .Net framework Includes practical, real-life applications using XML Unrivalled web based support: Readers can receive up-to-the minute links, white papers and analysis for two years at solutions@syngress.com.

Foreword	p. xvii
What Are Web Services?	p. 1
Introduction	p. 2
Understanding Web Services	p. 3
Communication between Servers	p. 8
.asmx Files	p. 10
WSDL	p. 15
Using XML in Web Services	p. 16
An Overview of the System. Web.Services Namespace	p. 17
The System. Web.Services.Description Namespace	p. 17
The System. Web.Services.Discovery Namespace	p. 17
The System. Web.Services.Protocols Namespace	p. 18
Type Marshalling	p. 19
Using DataSets	p. 21
Introduction to the Microsoft .NET Framework	p. 29
Introduction	p. 30
Obtaining the .NET Framework SDK	p. 31
System Requirements	p. 31
Hardware	p. 32
Operating System	p. 33
Additional Installation Information	p. 33
Locations for Downloading	p. 34
Installing the .NET Framework	p. 34
Common Language Runtime	p. 36
Major Responsibilities of the CLR	p. 36
Safety and Security Checks	p. 37
Class Loading	p. 37
Object Lifetime Management	p. 37
Just In Time (JIT) Compilation	p. 38
Cross-Language Interoperability	p. 38
Structured Exception Handling	p. 39
Assemblies	p. 39
Metadata	p. 40
Enhanced Deployment and Versioning Support	p. 41
Managed versus Unmanaged Code	p. 41
Interoperability with Unmanaged Code	p. 42
Namespaces	p. 42
Developing Applications with the .NET Framework	p. 43
Development Platforms for .NET	p. 43
Language Choice	p. 45
Using the Compilers	p. 45
Tools	p. 46
Base Class Libraries	p. 49
Components in the .NET Framework	p. 55
ASP.NET	p. 55
ADO.NET	p. 56
VB.NET	p. 57
C#	p. 59
Windows Forms	p. 60
Web Services	p. 61
XML Fundamentals	p. 67
Introduction	p. 68
An Overview of XML	p. 68
What Does an XML Document Look Like?	p. 69
Creating an XML Document	p. 70
Creating an XML Document in VS.NET XML Designer	p. 71
Components of an XML Document	p. 72
Well-Formed XML Documents	p. 75
Schema and Valid XML Documents	p. 76
Structure of an XML Document	p. 80
Processing XML Documents Using .NET	p. 81
Reading and Writing XML Documents	p. 82
Storing and Processing XML Documents	p. 83
Reading and Parsing Using the XmlTextReader Class	p. 84
Parsing an XML Document	p. 85
Navigating through an XML Document to Retrieve Data	p. 87
Writing an XML Document Using the XmlTextWriter Class	p. 90
Generating an XML Document Using XmlTextWriter	p. 90
Exploring the XML Document Object Model	p. 93
Navigating through an XmlDocument Object	p. 94
Parsing an XML Document Using the XmlDocument Object	p. 95
Using the XmlDataDocument Class	p. 98
Loading an XmlDocument and Retrieving the Values of Certain Nodes	p. 99
Using the Relational View of an XmlDataDocument Object	p. 100
Viewing Multiple Tables of a XmlDataDocument Object	p. 103
Querying XML Data Using XPathDocument and XPathNavigator	p. 107
Using XPathDocument and XPathNavigator Objects	p. 110
Using XPathDocument and XPathNavigator Objects for Document Navigation	p. 112
Transforming an XML Document Using XSLT	p. 115
Transforming an XML Document to an HTML Document	p. 116
Transforming an XML Document into Another XML Document	p. 119
Working with XML and Databases	p. 124
Creating an XML Document from a Database Query	p. 125
Reading an XML Document into a DataSet	p. 127
Information Exchange Using the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)	p. 135
Introduction	p. 136
The Case for Web Services	p. 136
The Role of SOAP	p. 137
Why SOAP?	p. 138
Why Web Services?	p. 139
Wiring Up Distributed Objects--The SOAP Protocol	p. 139
Creating Your Very First Web Service	p. 139
Running Your Very First Web Service	p. 146
Working with Web Services	p. 159
Passing Complex Data Types	p. 159
Error Handling	p. 162
Malformed SOAP Request	p. 163
Wrong Argument Types	p. 165
Exceptions in Server Code	p. 165
Writing a SOAP Client Application	p. 167
Passing Objects	p. 174
Passing Relational Data (DataSets)	p. 179
Passing XML Documents	p. 182
SOAP Headers	p. 186
Advanced Web Services	p. 187
Maintaining State	p. 187
State Information in the URL (URL Mangling)	p. 189
State Information in the Http Header (Cookies)	p. 191
State Information in the Http Body (SOAP Header)	p. 194
Security	p. 202
WSDL and UDDI	p. 209
Introduction	p. 210
Web Service Standards	p. 211
Describing Web Services--WSDL	p. 211
Discovering Web Services--DISCO	p. 217
Publishing Web Services--UDDI	p. 219
Working with UDDI	p. 220
Building an ASP.NET/ADO.NET Shopping Cart with Web Services	p. 233
Introduction	p. 234
Setting Up the Database	p. 234
Setting Up the Table Books	p. 237
Setting Up the Table Categories	p. 237
Setting Up the Table Customer	p. 237
Setting Up the Table Orders	p. 238
Setting Up the Table BookOrders	p. 238
Creating an Access Database	p. 238
SQL Server Database	p. 242
Creating the Stored Procedures	p. 244
Creating the Web Services	p. 250
Overview of the Book Shop Web Services	p. 250
Creating the Data Connection	p. 252
Creating a Web Service	p. 253
Testing a Web Service in ASP.NET	p. 259
Using WSDL Web References	p. 263
Building the Site	p. 264
Site Administration	p. 266
Creating the Administration Login (adminLogin.aspx)	p. 266
Creating the Administrator Page (adminPage.aspx)	p. 268
Retrieving the Data: Creating the getBooks.AllBooks Web Method	p. 268
Displaying the Data: Binding a DataGrid to the DataSet	p. 272
Adding New Books to the Database: Creating the allBooks.addItem Web Method	p. 272
Deleting Books: Deleting from the DataGrid and the Database	p. 272
Updating Book Details: Updating the DataGrid and the Database	p. 273
Creating the addBook Page (addBook.aspx)	p. 274
Customer Administration	p. 275
Creating the Customer Admin Section	p. 275
Creating the loginCustomer Page	p. 275
Creating the updateCustomerInfo Page	p. 276
Creating an ADOCatalog	p. 278
Creating the BookCatalog Class	p. 279
Creating the CreateSummary Table Method	p. 280
Creating the InitCatalog Method	p. 281
Creating the Catalog Method	p. 281
Creating the catalogItemDetails, catalogRange, and catalogByCategory Methods	p. 281
Creating the catalogRangeByCategory Method	p. 282
Building an XMLCart	p. 284
Creating the User Interface	p. 287
Creating the start.aspx Page	p. 288
Rendering the Catalog	p. 289
Rendering the Cart	p. 290
Creating the Code	p. 290
Building a SQLXML Web Service Application	p. 299
Introduction	p. 300
SQLXML Web Services	p. 301
Developing the TimeTrack Application	p. 301
Creating the Database	p. 302
Creating the Stored Procedures	p. 303
Creating a SQL Server Virtual Directory	p. 305
Enabling Stored Procedures for Soap	p. 310
Creating a Client Application in ASP.NET	p. 313
Consuming the Web Services	p. 317
Building a Jokes Web Service	p. 337
Introduction	p. 338
Motivation and Requirements for the Jokes Web Service	p. 338
Functional Application Design	p. 340
Defining Public Methods	p. 340
Defining the Database Schema	p. 341
Defining the Web Service Architecture	p. 342
Security Considerations	p. 344
State Management	p. 345
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